The Master and His Fish. From the World of Roderick Haig-Brown by Haig-Brown, Roderick. Edited By Valerie Haig-Brown - 1981

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1981. From Roderick Haig-Brown, the man hailed as the world's best writer on the joys and challenges of fly fishing, here is a first-time collection of the best of the many pieces he wrote on the subject. This Campbell River, B.C. resident became a highly respected judge, conservationalist as well as a writer and fly fisherman. He was a Governor General's award winner and so much more. Here the reader will learn about the flies he developed and likes best and the ethics of fishing. He combines his expert knowledge of angling with the skills of a master raconteur and draws even the non-fishing reader into his special domain. This book while it is an ex-library with the usual library markings remains bright in its glossy dust jacket and most serviceable.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good.